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Cluster Munitions (Prohibitions) Bill [Lords]

The hon. Gentleman is attempting orally to table an amendment, but unfortunately it has not been tabled—[Interruption.] Now he is asking me to table it, but I do not want the amendment that he has suggested. If he had really wanted us to debate it, he might have tabled it himself. Earlier, he was trying to take the Attorney-General out of the equation; now, he seems to want to put her in, but at a different point—[Interruption.] I understand, but I am afraid that I must—assertively and, I hope, charmingly—disagree with him on this point. [Interruption.] My hon. Friend the Member for Glasgow, South (Mr. Harris) has finally woken up—